Sentence examples for measure of frequency from inspiring English sources

Light doesn't need a medium, but its waves behave just like sound waves, or the ripples from a dripping tap in the bath: the bobbing of a rubber duck will provide a measure of frequency and wavelength.

To reduce interference, current state-of-the-art systems require a buffer zone of about 50 gigahertz (a measure of frequency of a billion cycles per second) between channels.

Each measure of severity was combined with a measure of frequency, creating four ecological threat indices, and transformed to a 0 100 scale.

The greatest weight was given to the scheduled amount of service, the key measure of frequency (30percentt), followed by the percentage of trains arriving at regular intervals (22.5percentthe the chance of getting a seat (15percentthe the car-breakdown rate (12.5percentthe the cleanliness of car interiors (10percentt) and the adequacy of announcements made in the subway cars (10percentt).

Each step in the whole-tone scale involves an interval of 200 cents (a cent is a measure of frequency, with each semitone in the Western scale equal to 100 cents).

Therefore, channel characterization methods that do not depend on the carrier frequency to obtain the measure of frequency dispersion in wideband channels are much desired.

Patients were evaluated by ICD-10 clinical diagnosis, anthropometric measurements and completed a self-report measure of frequencies of consuming different food items and reasons for eating.

We designed the current study to clarify the relationship between childhood fitness and top-down control in terms of functional connectivity among brain regions, by evaluating phase-locking values (PLVs), which is a measure of frequency-specific phase synchrony between electroencephalographic signals during a visual search task.

The measure of frequencies of contacts is expressed in percentages of all contacts, divided into a proportion of daily contacts and a proportion of less than daily contacts.

Information given was coded to provide summary measures of frequency of remembered falls comparable with measurement periods used earlier in the CC75C study and in other studies.

SAIFI and SAIDI are system-oriented measures of frequency and duration of interruptions.